RevWarRifleman

That's a GREAT recollection! Thanks for posting it. These kinds of things about the old days of Bills fandom must be told to the new generation of Bills fans so they get a better sense of how things were in earlier times.

Had a typo. The 3rd one should read: Thought that paying more than $ 12.00 for Gen. Admission was too much, at War Mem. Stadium.

Been a Bills fan too long if.......you drank a Utica Club beer on the way to the game. you saw Namath attempt a jump-pass at WMS. thought that paying more than $!2.00 for a General Admission ticket at WMS.

Yes!!! Great news for sure.

Here, here!! I agree w/ this thread wholeheartedly! It is wwaaayyy past due for Lou & Cookie! That was a Ralph thing. But it's clearly a new era now. Lets get them up there. And I agree with you on Warlick too. Go Bills

and if the tides are in, and Venus (not Williams) lines up with Mars at the same time that John McCain parts his hair down the middle while drinking a coffee.......

Now that's reading the tea leaves!

Yup. Gotta take ownership of the problem before any true improvement/change can take place. I don't think there will be a problem w/ that. He's got enough time in the trenches to keep his skill set up to not be pushed around. That's my 2 cents anyway.

Did he almost die?

I agree w/ that. But a workout is a workout (and EJ can use all the work he can get). Maybe Sammy wasn't available at the time. But lets hope he & Sammy do get together soon & often in the coming weeks. Go Bills.

I know I posted to this previously, but I have a little more time now & want to put a few more things in. First, thanks Yolo for putting the post up. Next, over the years that Ralph owned the team, I, like others, would get frustrated at the direction the team would be in during those chunks of losing seasons. But I always loved him for bringing pro football to western NY. And ever since that happened, the Bills have been my favorite team in all of sports, and my favorite sports topic to discuss, year around. Last year at this time, I felt like a family member passed away when I got the news that Ralph died. And when I watched the Steve Tasker presser about Ralph, I don't know why, but it really hit home with me & tears were running down my face. Maybe it was that even though he was trying to hold it together, he told that funny story about Ralph wearing his "lucky pair of pants" on Thursday's practices. Anyway, R I P Ralph and thanks again.

R I P Ralph.

Ask Roger Maris.

+1 I wouldn't doubt that he realized the marrone/Hackett offense was just too controlled.

Who wears 42? Abigail Ratchford.

Hey Willis, there's always washing dishes at Dave and Busters. He trashed Buffalo on his way out. Sorry, I don't care for that.

Good point, and be able to throw to him accurately if he's more that 20 down field. Go Bills

Will the Bills Ever Sign This Guy? Good question. It must be 1919 and they're at Versailles, France. "Forget the war-guilt clause, just sign the papers"!!!!!

Welcome to our world is right. Stay hungry, Stephon, stay that hungry! Go Bills

Ha! LOL Yeh, he probably had poor pocket-presence too (except for his own pockets

I laughed about the Lost-man part. That guy was clueless. Ya gotta produce on the field to produce off the field JP. Do you need pictures???

In December, that's when we'll know. All other discussion is just an exercise in typing. Go Bills

Wow. Thanks GoBillsinDallas for posting. My brother & I would watch Chuck Healy with "Beat the Champ" and be all psyched up about bowling, that we would set up in our cellar a "bowing alley". We would use 3 empty cardboard quart sized milk cartons as pins, and at the other end of the cellar, roll a basketball at the pins. While one of us was taking our turn, the other would be "pin spotting", talking like Healy. Funny thing, if you kicked out the back right pin too much to the right, the "pin" would go into the sewer drain!!! We grew up in a house that was built in the 20's. Great memories. Go Bills.

Stones over Beatles, they were more blues-based. That's where rock & roll came from.

This is what I fear it is. I don't think they would do a presser just for the Hughes signing. The only other thing is if out of the blue, and I mean way out of the blue, they announce a Kap signing.